Countries with universal healthcare ensure that no one faces bankruptcy due to medical bills, and everyone gets the care they need without fear of being denied for pre-existing conditions.
Meanwhile, in the U.S., many families struggle with medical debt, denied insurance claims, and limited access to essential services. Before the Affordable Care Act, millions were excluded from coverage due to age, illness, or pregnancy—disproportionately affecting older adults, women, and the sick.
We also expose how the U.S. health insurance industry, one of the most profitable in the world, prioritizes profit over people by denying claims and limiting care, despite receiving billions in premiums.
It’s time to ask: What would it look like if healthcare were a right, not a privilege?
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#HealthcareReform #UniversalHealthcare #HealthEquity #AffordableCareAct #MedicalDebt #HealthcareForAll #InsuranceIndustry
